If detained, Hegazy would have been liable to questions on suspected crimes against humanity, under the universal jurisdiction obligations of British courts.
Ion would be liable to the question as to how he knows all that, however; and in any case would at best shift Socrates' attack to the real target, viz.
At a previous hearing, Rakoff appeared to question the fairness of holding investors like Wilpon and Katz liable for not questioning whether Madoff's investment business was on the level.
The role of insurance companies in determining our healthcare choices will be harder to question, the labor protections that currently exist will be increasingly difficult to maintain, and struggles to hold corporations liable for their actions will become more challenging.
Rakoff seemed to question whether it was fair to hold such investors — not accountants, who have a special obligation to investigate red flags that indicated possible fraud — liable for not questioning whether Madoff's investment operation was on the level.
This modeling is not liable to settle the question of what controls the millennial waxing and waning of the greenhouse.
Lucy Eyre is acute in recognising that it's as teenagers that we're liable to start asking important questions, but frequently come off sounding ridiculous because we aren't given the right tools to address our concerns.
The question is liable to be unanswerable.
The question was also liable to be interpreted by respondents as measuring support for people going to fight against Isis, as many people have - including former British servicemen.
"Coming out of 9/11, something happened that made people feel that if you questioned anything you were liable to be labelled unpatriotic," Marcy McGinnis, CBS's senior vice-president for news coverage, says.
But having distinguished the cases in that way, we are liable to become open to two new questions.
